New York Jets Must Fire Robert Saleh, Hire Ex-Tennessee Titans Head Coach, Per ESPN Analyst
After acquiring Aaron Rodgers from the Green Bay Packers, there were some expectations that the New York Jets could make a deep playoff run last season under head coach Robert Saleh. Instead, the team disappointed and sunk in the standings throughout that period.
With plans of making the Super Bowl this year, the Jets bit the bullet and traded for Rodgers. Unfortunately, New York found itself without several key players due to injuries. The most significant of them occurred in Week 1 when Rodgers tore his Achilles tendon, ending any playoff hope in the process.
Instead of Rodgers running the team’s offense, the Jets counted on Zach Wilson and Tim Boyle as the team’s quarterbacks. And while
started the regular season with a 4-3 run, things only got worse because of a five-game losing streak.
As a result, the Jets finished the regular season with a 7-10 record, placing them third in the AFC East division. This marks the 13th consecutive year New York has missed the playoffs, making it the longest active postseason drought.
Why The New York Jets Should Fire Robert Saleh and Hire Mike Vrabel Instead
If the Jets want to end that drought and make the playoffs, the front office will have to let Saleh go and give the head coaching gig to Mike Vrabel
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